Recent News: 

- Bloomington Early Music is 1 of 479 organizations to receive funding from the Arts, Culture, and Destination Marketing (DMO) grant supported by the Indiana Development Corporation and the Indiana Arts Commission. 
- Bloomington Early Music has recently been awarded a Arts Project Grant from the Indiana Arts Commission to support the 2021 Bloomington Early Music Festival, and a BUEA/BAC Relief Grant to sustain organization activities during the pandemic. 
- The Bloomington Bach Cantata Project has announced a fall series of virtual concerts that will be available online. The projected concert release dates are September 13, October 18 and November 15. 
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A Commitment to Racial Equality and Justice

“Our lives begin to end the day we
​become silent about the things that matter.”

Reminded of this powerful call to action by Martin Luther King, Jr. in a recent statement from Early Music America, the Bloomington Early Music Festival joins artists and arts organizations around the country in an affirmation of and commitment to racial equality and justice.

The horrific, unnecessary death of George Floyd and so many others, the assaults on those falsely blamed for the COVID-19 pandemic, the concerted otherizing of immigrants during the past few years, coupled with the anguished cry from protestors around the country this week, remind us that we live in a world that is profoundly broken, a world that demands equal access to opportunity, public safety, freedom of speech, healthcare, education – and artistic expression.

The Bloomington Early Music Festival stands in solidarity and alliance with the Black community and all people of color as we recognize the systemic inequities of our nation.  ​

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